<span>A. Educating the public about art</span>
Installation sculpture is form of installation art
(sometimes also referred to as environmental art) representing three-dimensional
works that designed to transform the perception of time and space. This quality
of installation art makes work site-specific, which means that they can be only
installed in places they were created for. Installation sculpture is different
from traditional sculpture because it focuses on providing unified experience
to a viewer. For example, installation sculptures are “Cold Dark Matter: An
Exploded View (1991)” by Cornelia Parker, “<span>My Inner Beast” by Jens
Galschiøt and Kurt Schwitters’s “Merzbau (1933)”.</span>
<span>Not a painting, but a drawing, called Vitruvian Man.</span>
